North Shore Country Day School - Mirror Yearbook (Winnetka, IL)

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18 THE MIRROR Association of Ideas Elbridge Anderson: — Head and feet, moonlight, slippery, floors, stages. Stewart Boal : — Propaganda, road-drag, plowshare, French. Ayres Boal: — Carrots, Rocky Mountains, the great open spaces, German. Crilly Butler: — Azure blue, one way street, screens. Frank Fowle: — Gas balloons, circles, factories. Fuller Dean: — Direct current, rats, brevity of extremities, basketball. John McEwen : — Cicero and I, good guy, tug-boat, gifted gab. Lynn Williams: — Houdini, rainbow, — er — music? Politics. Ruth Copeland : — Babbling brooks, marlin spike, essay. Margot Atkin: — Inner tube, donkey engine, contour. Alary Miller: — Tongue, Frederika, peroxide. Frederika Walling: — Corn-flower, Mary, cob-webs. Helen Shimmin: — Flag-pole, Woolworth Building, electric lights. Marjorie Janney: — Delayed mail, two wheels, the newest book. Barbara Groves: — Thomas Cusack, Raphael, stop-light. Elizabeth Lamson : — Window panes, moo-cow-moo. It ' s something humorous I was told to write Not to forget our class orator, Something Humorous? About the Junior Band That ought to be easy, says I, As I takes my pen in hand. At talking he ' s a bear ; But when it comes to running his car, We fear that Lynn ' s not there. Sphinx-like, you understand? He runs our orderly meetings With a stern and iron hand. Fully is our President El is quite an actor, A temperamental tragedian, you know ; The part he plays to perfection Is the voice outside the window. Crilly sticks up scenery; Does it artistically too ; But does his Latin only Stewart and Panny are brothers ; When there ' s nothing else to do. They never quarrel or fight ; This devotion reaches its apex When they ' re asleep at n ight. Of course, we have a fat boy, But they shouldn ' t call him Fat; But that name it seems to have stuck Since the time he was a brat. As to the author of this jargon It had better be left unsaid ; For who could be convinced of his merits When after this poem they ' ve read.

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20 THE MIRROR Officers President -------- Edward Kohlsaat Vice-President - - - - Marianne Stevenson Secretary-Treasurer - Frank Blatchford Motto Deeds, Not Words Colors Maroon and White S is for serious, silly, and sweet, O is for one-fifteen, the time we eat, P is for pupils, poetic, police. H is for hours we study at night, O is for occurrences, we obstinately omit, M is for Math, at which hours we set, O comes once more, this time we obscure it, R is for reputation, reproachful to rue it, E is for ever, effectively, exact, S for Sophomores, who nothing do lack.